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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

rrFrom our exchanges Il appears that
avery civ. town. village aud hamlet IN
Indiana. il preparing 70 celebrate 10
sou. more m IN usual way the 4fh o.
July II Is gratifying to note thar. amer
shis republic has lasted with vigor IN
ersssing for one hundred and eleven
Years. IL citizens hail The return 81 ~
,s,al dav. with rival festivities. This y
: strong evidence that government
IKE ours. ot the people. for the people
~ the people will 20 rolling down ins
ayes with mndiminished vigor, while ~
Years ss,l like dew drops from old Fasne'
Times tireless wing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01
j. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent 1t
IRELAND. : IND


| The following Real Eststc for sale
s-rr.- h~isrc- IL cultivation. 10 acres ~ ue,no~.
- heu.e and barn good orchard. good fsrm- ''se
/ 90 per acre: easy terms VII
- - nile .oush q Huntinxhurg- 8 scre~ in
~,,.,,..,ar. balance in timber Toof frame hosse .na
h.rr GOOD orchard. plenty 81 wafer- ffhs - '"
80. haif down: balance On easy terms
No.. - TO lots q Huutngburg. two rooms snal
~, go ,s,s On Jackson street Price 800 h.h
ldo.n: easy terms Tor bsisn-e- Il
So III s~res one mile south % ireland 40
feur nile. .ss 81, q sg 'sr sssS s,sbsr issd vey
rood frame hosss s.d los rsese- - -
: frscs rs per acre; terms esy.
lcs .r nile. -..s :, I'm. and sIses ssE
= ~ ss.t leo srres Dubois comfy; .y .s
ven: just Iissie rolling; ensass s 49, n ~. r.: LOO
~ ~ Stable 81 psr hsf dom sA'
~. ..r,i a one ana two PEARS q 3 per cent
~ -, -. ireland 1os srres cleared. balance ID
sirhsr plenty u wsfer land rolling 80 -. $500
r.s .ss s;, -. 5sss s e sse, sa ssa,s
a.. - .~re o5e5 down. balance On very ss-y sefns'
80 cheap farm
30 srre<..h miles north,wes 2 Irs.sa III.
-. = -r<x timf e. some little get land. good twc-
snrv frame house VOC barn. orenssds psssy ~ -,
:. ssr : splendid barn ana 900
= ~ srres shout $50 m euIsiv.sien, to y:
orchard plenty q sex .sssf. 80 tan
miles W<M ~ H~teA-s - - - NJ
terms very easy- ,
~ acres lso cleared and % euivatiss. - N 80
White o~k timber. good barn snes sss 80 800 4
= 80 sssss 81 euluvatcn and isys very veh ~
- ~ Ireland. Price o.~eno. tern ess5- spssA
sd rain and stock farm very desirable
- seres about - .rres cleared. gco1 nsme nsus
80 $500 frame new barn COED orchard, nsn po1a,
800 little farm. ~ miles fron DWELL ana nay
. s,ss ofIrsisni- e7s per scrs; terms easy
~ s~r<s On white river. niles north ~ wv.
% srr~~ IN bottom. balances - III. - s<res ~ o.
rirs ~ acres In good poplar anf ~hns 90 u1,~
~ra1r ~ timber ~ mere than bah psy f"t ,sm. -
name house. . feed lots and plenty - nsmk SH<
Va vsrv rood farm 90 per scre; terms easy
10 acres 30 acres cleared. balance N umbess ~.
nee frame house. goot new hsms bous.. c.. 80
m 80 rood barn. good young orchard pIsny y ~ ~
rsrt ~ The Land broken. balance rcihh9. -. ~
800 n me farm little worn. niles wes. q s~sy
~ rnki,r rcsd splendid stock snd grain !efm. ~
- 49, srre: hsfdcun and easy terms On ssAAnee-
! HOUSES AID LOTS. PoRfKnsvILLk
= 800 Frame dwelling and store bcsss: beth ssnx
nee Y acre u land. god fsn.inK 80 Issiy q a
l.v~~. ana small fruits a al kinos; y -. -.
lsown' Price go; terms essy; vsU ssssss'e -
sru. -.
= v,Iis rnst orchard. store house slns 49,. ~.
ysss hirk and ~ -. god countsrs ana ns.. ~.
MT everything IN god shape. snd one ~ -. "
go 4. southern Indiana fcr store. 80 49,. u
nv c.rr~~ m .rDpni eoo church and school ana ~
=. rec.I< Price 100. o5oo cash. $40 bsisnce ~
~ "a twelve months god chance ~ zone ~
rss god bargain.
April IS isss-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-01

NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS
APPOINTMENT.
NOTICE i hereby given that the m
~ dersigned has been appointed Ad-
minissrnsor OF the estate Of Andrew J.
McNerney. late Of Duhois county. In
diana. deceased. Said estate y insolvent.
JosErH RosILE, Admr.
June IL. 1sS7-3w.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
@tnerarbe;tersSnG+

Ser tteue tpeltli6e Geittag, welden bte
9errem @eperbSarbeiter eingefiibrt ba6ei1,
Der Qlerarbeiters Sag, Labor Day lit
bier am Wontag BEN 5. September nit
groBem @eprGn9e gefetert tporoen. Wobl
n1ebr als 10000 Qr6eiter tpanoelten unter
ben gum She'll i6auOerbaft mtBtOnigen
Gldngen, tuel6e DO DDer mebr 9tottel1 bon
GledblGicrn BON ft6 gaben, bur6 bic be-
lebteiten StraBen Der Stabt uno bradtel
baour6 alen 8erfebr gum StiQItano. Iaus
ienoen bon 6armlofen, nt6ts 80ies abnen6en
W1enI6en tpuroen baDur6 arge unannebm>
Ii6feiten berettet; tic fonnten feline yabrs
gelegenbett befommen uno tuaren auf
ben .SuBtpegen 10, felt etn9efeilt, baB
ie tbr 3tel ni6t einmal per pedes
apostolorum errei6en fonnte1. Oas
mag iebr Dtel Nerger utb 8erbruB gegeben
baben, gar5 abgeleben bon ben @efIblen
0erienigen, Die IN S6reibitHben, Oil tpeLa
den ber 3ug ooriiberging, geiitige Nrbeit
berri6ten noaten unO beuen Dur6 6as fat
Stpet Stunbeu tpdbreube @ei6metter uno
@etrDmmele bas 6irn CANS peripirrt tpurbe.
Mber mas fam ba iein? Oergleiden @ez
Mile mlB man it1 eben sefaQen laiien.
&ir9li9e BroSeiitonen ~Derlangen aud BON
Qaien unb 6eioem 9telpeft; unb Der geitrige
ltmSug MAJ ia, int @runbe senommen,
a Of cine firdIi6e 9roseiiion gu Gbrem
6es in iangiter 3ett beiltg seipro6euen
Can't 9abor.
Oenn bas lit Die 8ebeutung bes reren
Seitta9es. @r beset9net 6ur6aus feline be-
ionbere v8eipe9un9", Seren !3tped Die Grz
reidung 6eitimmter 8ortbeile fir arbeitenDe
9lr6eiter lit, ionoern nur Die &erberrli9ung
Der Nrbett inn a~ugeneiuen, ODER piels
mebr Der 6ano arbeit i'm mgemeinen,
Die oaour6 81 einent neutrality-suspicious.
8egrtfc gebeiltgt tperben ipu.
Die Dirt ullo Wetie, mte bieie 6etligung
beptrft miro, lit ieltiam. SauftQabpr
miro 5unG6ft b our6 9efeiert, baB bun3.
%berttauienDe bon Qrbetteru eilen Gag
faulensen, alio = i6Gben mir BEN 0ur9s
i6nitt mGRia = ieher 2 0olars opfern. bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

Dur6 N~ufiteuung bteier Isabelle ltefert
er aber fretItb fettten Betnets fir Die
gebauptung, baB Der int ber ausgefibrten
Vooens@r5eugnt1ien entbalte1e 0un9itoft
13ProSent oeS pptt tbm altf 1880 Wetltonen
Dollars d%ngenommenen GeiammtipertbcS
Der tn ether Sabrese Grnbte ettbaIte1en
Oungitoffe let. 9enn tpenn man ben bon
tbltt in Der lebten Jtetbe angege6enet WertD
nit Der in Der eriten 9tetbe d~ngegebenen
Eonrett5dbl m%ultiplt3irt, fontmen nift 250,
ioloert MIR so WtiQtonen Dollars berdus.
9o6 AUDI bas tpGre Elm geipaltiger BerLuit.
Die 6auptia6e bleibt Bic: oaB Elm Sanb,
tpeldes nt6t genDtbtgt lit, etrtet 3beil
Ieiner 8o6ensG r3eu9niiie ant bas Nuslano
gu oertaufett, ionberu ieIbit berSebren fann,
baour1 befdbtgt pitb, Sic Srldtbartett
lettes SooettS nt6t nrtr SIT erbaltett, ion7
bern 5t ftetgern; utto baB nit oet @rs
Seugnt II BET 2dnbtptrtbi0att itetS
a1td eth Stitd bonn 0ertbe bes 8obens
elb # ausgefibrt tptr6. - Oieien llebels
itaro 10 piel tpte m6gli6 5u itetgern tit
Der Sinn ulto l3tped Oes Sretba 1T ) rs,
TIN nod W0gIidteit gu bei6rdnten nno
ltlteBlt6 gang gu beiettigen, lit Stnt uno
Stped oes 3DlIi d Bes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
st16of Sre1amo mto oas Sent16e.

Der tatbolii9e 8ti3of SIRE
Lamb in ct. PauL lit Der in oielem
9anbe eeborene Sobn zines Srldnoers; ietn
gauges 9etitigeS Geprdge. i6ettt aber meDr
amerifanii6 alS trti6 5u ietn; er 1T etn
vEemperen3s 9eeformer", unO IN Der Ser
l1rtbeilung irtl6er 0Dnamtter uro v!6otne
&ule"s &rafebler in oieiem 2anoe lit er ent>
ldiebener oils piele engltide amertfantl6e
tpeltli6e l3ettungSl6reiber.
9ls niiienl6aftli6 gebtlbeter0fann i9GBt
er bic beutide Spro6e uno 2iteratnr bod,
pie fi6 bon einem Mlalne, Der NIT Der @inz
ri6tung zines Gbeiles Der 1T 8aibtngton gu
erri6tenben fatbolii9en l1ntperittdt betraut
tpuroe, nidt dltberS eriparten Idbt.
0arum tritt Biidof Srelano an9 ben
miiften etrii6en QnmaBnn9en, tpelde oas
9eutl6e aus ber fatbottiden Stride oteles
&anoes oerbrGuat ieben mD6ten, 10 entldte7
ben ent9egen, tpie Der bD9gebtloete engltlbs
amerifanti6e fatbntii1el Bil6of Spaloing
in 8eoria, SSn elmer 0ftentliden @rfldrung
iagt 8il6of Srelano IN bieier 8e5tebun9
namentlih Solgenoes:
.0ie 8eifnlhin1nn. bah Die &atbOlifen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

bon beuti6er @eburt ooer Mbitamrtu1tg Die
fatboltihe &irde oteieS 2nl1oes Doer gar
6aS Qan6 Ielbit Deutl6 md6elt ipollen, TIT
ntdt tpabr. 9tber galta natiir1ther
unb b66f bere0tt9te ter Metle
6egen Sic Gent 0e en- IN Nmertta
etne tnnige 2tebe 5I t9rem @e1
burtslam0eu no Il oe1en SpTa7
DE. sic pollet, baB bre Stnoer ote
oeuti6e Sprd6e erlernen. Hno
iie nir6 lit ibren Sir6enI6ulen 9eleDrt.
Oesmegen finb fe our6aus Mot 5r
taDe(n, onoernf6 as @e9entDetl.
yOte oeutl6e Spra9e tit, abgeleben Don
Sen 1ilBen Berbtnoungen ltno @~rtnnerunQen,
tppblu0 fte allein i6on BEN 9eitti6en otes
les Qanoes tbeuer iein muB, b09lt nltblt6
i'm tdqlidJen Qeben un6 cine 3terbe fit te>
BEN ge6tlDeten @eiit. S6pn aus Gr3tes
bunqSgriitoen lit es iebr gu tpitnlde1t, DOB
aud lolde Nnleritaner, oerert Wtttterlprdbe
6as @nglii6e lit, tire &tnoer tpelt 1nebr,
dGs es gep0hnIt6 geidiebt, gun @rlernutg
iol6er fretnDer Sprdden anbaltert.
,lteber6tes lit gar fetn. Gru1o 3u per
Ger6G1tigultg pDrbanoen, oab oteOeuflden
in Ser Grlernung oes @ngl1ben lau1nt9
finb, ooer baB In ben bon Sent10en
unterbdltenen S6nlen Der @rlernittt9
Ser engltlden Spra6e ni6t Sic geblbrenoe
0ufmerfiamfett geidenft miro. yin Se1
Iub In bieien S6ulen uuD Elm Sltd III
ibren Stlnbenplar miro Seoen bternott
iiberseugen. Die Oeutiden iDtliett per-
m6oe ibres fldten tro prGftti6et Ger1tdt1S
0es re1t gut, 6dB lire &il1oer gum Sort
fott1nen 1T bieiem 9dnbe Der SetntntB oes
@ngltl6en be6iirfen; iie 9ebOren gu bent
beiten ll1o t~reueiteh amertfdnti6et BUR-
aert unb ne6ntett i'm prdfttiden gebett
gerne ods tptrflt6 9tiiblt0e uno Gbren=
tpertbe BON amerifanti6eu @eoanfet u1o
@ebrGr1en an; aber Die Sent che n
bdIten aud an btelen Gtgenz
if ii nj ii 6fetten fef, beren getz
bebaltung muir @utes tn otelem
Qan6e berptrfen fann."
8iI6of Stelunb min feline 9er1ndtttit@
ru1g in 6ieiett 9urbe, ionbern betradtet IS
ais namerifunii6" er mill du6 ietne Stride
,umerifurti6" ieben. lber er mill dlt6
fetne ltnteroriifung utb 3uritdiebung beS
0enti6en in ietner Stride ulio oaDer be-
3etdbnet Ell bas g%erldngen, tpDta6 eS nur
en0ltide &ir6en IN Der fatbDltl6en Stride
geben ioI, ols un9ere1t unb als lddDlth
fir ieite &irde ie(b1t.
Sn 6teler &tdtung trttt bteler Bts
i6of bon eiriidem @eblit enti6ieoener
orf, ais ntan6er beuti6e 2etietreter, tDel6er
3tpar baS Oerti6e liebt, aber iib Dor bent
eiril9en gpiscopat IN bieieni 2auOe fir6tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
GlepelanS aber Glepe1anS.

Ser groBe Soc BuIiber BON Der sc.
g. @orl6 berlpiirte ELM @efI6l Der &eue
iber neri6te6ene ltngere6ttgfeiten, tpel9e
feline, ba3u nod bemotratil6e, iSeitung
gegen ben Br1fioenten @lebelanb ~begangen
bat. @r l1idte oaber fiirSli6 in Der Ber>
ion zines 6errn Ballard Smtt6 eiren
8oten nah 8aibingtOn, tuel6er BEN 8rdz
fibenten beiDn0erS tDe9en Der 10 9anslt6
rntpd6ren 8eDauptltng Der morlO, oaB 0ie>
Ter bic Giienba9n> Gommtiiion BET Der I'M
teriudung gegen StanfOr6 uno an6ere
4aciftceiienba9n> Waagnaten ni9t utteritiibt
babe, nm @nti6ulbigung bitten muBte.
6crr Glepelano nGb1n 0ieie @ntl6ulotz
gung Siemli6 gutmiit9ig auf un0 GuBerte
fi6 6ann iiber ieine Stellung i'm Qllsemei>
men. Der Gote 8auar6 Sr1it6 bat ben
8eri9t Iber oieie Neuberungen nit ieinem
Gamen untersei6net; au6 miro ft6 Die
Norlo bitten, ben Otann, tpei6en tie 10 eben
Inn 8erseibung 9e6eten bat, iebt i6on piez
Bet in Elm faIideS Gtdt SIT IteIen. Oarum
ftnD Die W~etttbeilungen ats Gd)t gu bctrad>
ten. 9as 8e5ei6nen6ite in bteien NeuBez
runsen @lepelanb's uber GleUela1b lit SOL
genoes.
l1eber oos @eba6ren Ser q QrmD
9egen i'm bemertte Der Braiibent iraQ8elent7
Ii6en: w ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12

bemerfte ltno i1n 10 let6t obne 8[1tner5
gteBen bGtte fe1tbaLten f6nlten, i6oB i'm ali
Ser Steue toot. Ser m0rberiide QSGdter
ge6raudte bic Musreoe, CT babe benz Ote9er
sugerufett, 3t balten, 0eriel6e let dber fprt=
gelalfen. 0o6 oteie 8ebatptung Dtr0 bdz
bur6 tpt0erlegt, baB je6er S9uB 6en gteger
borne it Die Br1tit traf.
Sebt gum eriten Weale tperben IolGe
@rtuel, auf 8eranldfiung zines @oupers
neurs int Sit0et, pDltg an'S 9t0t gesoaen,
Inn Tie unb oaS flu6mIrbt9e SDiten, auf
benz tie beruben, sit beiettigen. uno @ors
betneur @or0on crflGrt, baB ct o9ne erft Die
Wedbna9me Der StddtsgeieBgebltne absitz
iparten, Die Ba6tcontrafte, unter 6enen bers
arttge S6aubt6dten porgefommen, fir nun
ltnb ntdtt9 erfIdren iperoe. St utb Der
Sberftaatsantpdlt fibren jebt 5u 6ieiem
3tpefe gemeinlam ette 1tteriu6ung.
SieQei6t lporltt iettt 6raDeS Gerbdlten ote
@o1lpernetre unoerer Sitbftaaten gu G6n=
It6em 6anoeln an. Benigitens bom neuen
@ouoerneltr Bufter lit &entudp, no lolde
@reuel audi Bis jeBt ftets tnuttteriu6t unb
unbeitraft blteben, lit btes gu boffen.
@orbon lit ser fibne Eebelen> General,
tnelder TIM SDmnter 1864, tDGbrelt0 Bic QSo>
tomac> Qrtnee bds Seer Sees duf 9ti9ntono
Slriidor6ngte, in tbrem 9tit6en bis gegelt
Waibit9tpn porbrang uitb Die 8unbese
bauptftabt in. ernftli9e @jefo6r bradte, 10
bdB tbr Grant idleuntg etneS ietner Qtrrtces
corps i11ter Sen. Wrtgbt 5t 6iGfe ihtden
lnltbte. 0offentli6 bIetbt benz Sen. @ors
bon ietn Wtlttb al6 6teSrtdl, no ct fitr cine
cute Sadie tdn1pft, 8etren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-12
@Orre5ooabeus Der ,SI1tnots Stoatssettnng")
gtamS Scr Sitt8e TIT @o8cOicz
93eSttf.

~N0t<N$
Quf bent Marfte Ser MinenipefulatiOlt,
1ofpeit Bic @ogebtc> Gouge in Wi0igan1
g8isconiin in 8etra6t fommt, berrl0t
alqeu6ltdLt6 cine etgentbitntItde S9plle.
&cnnern Der Sa6tage fnn1n1t oles 1tbt
uneripartet. Sc i6etllt jeBt Der 3ettplntt
oefomuuen Ill iein, no Der gSei5cn iid BON
Ser Spreu iot6ert. SAT- ale Die nit 4}aus
feus ltnb Trompetel1flan9 %pcrf!tnOcten
@riin6ungen nit nonrtnellem &aptt1l pom
elmer Wtt1lton llnb barilber, ft1tb, Iptpeit lie
utbt Qdt0ereten beidBen, inter 6etert ittD
Bic Sob einbringenDe @tiendoer oabt1S
sie6t, in 8erfra6en begrtftet.
IS lit genau 10 %gefolnmen, tpte es D0r
Ssabresfrtit in Der Suiuois Staats8ettung
Gndebeltet tpur0e. Seer I'M leBtDerflDlenerk
6crbit urt6 na6 bic em 3eitpunft in Der
@ooebic> 9fegton etntraf, tonnte nt6tS n1ebr
in W2tnen>S Defllattonen MAIDEN, BERN
bieIe Hct6tbiimer tDaren bort Dben ldon
ale nerae6en. Die Wttnen iiber Der @rS=
ober ltefern rei6ltde Qtrsbeute, Die 51 beiz
Sen Setten berlelben al1gelegten ftnb idmmtz
Ifb Geblariffe geDeien. Nuf einigen 6sv,
Iebtere1 iin6 bic Na9fori6ungen reip. Ser
8etrieb bereits etngeiteQt, bet pielen tptro
btes nod I'M 0erbit 9el6eben. 9as @el6,
tpel0es in bieien Wftnen an9ele8t tpur6e, lit
futi6 unb 61e Sudt, m0gIid)ff idnea tno
obne Qlrbeit reid SIT nerben, niro bieIen
Qeuten id)per al itehen foumen. 8er6tent
ober bat sic Me6rSa6l Ser @riinber ser
Observation-Disclosures bod. benin bieie parfeu
BON ibren1 Qtnt9etl 10 ptele Qlftien auf SEN
Wlarft, bab tie nt6t nur ote peniaen Eauz
leno Dollars, Die lie in's @eldGft fteftet,
suriiderbieltent ionOern einen ncnnensperz
f6eu l1eberi6uB er5telten.
g4te Ifledt Der Wineroftienmarft 1T,
befuubet tpoDl Die Gbatia6e, baB ielbit Bic
ertrQgreiditeu @rubelt borunter Iei0er.
benn Bic Mttten ber bebeutenbeu 9Iuroroz,
gorrie> unb Gnberer Observation-Disclosures
fins gegen friber i'm &urs 9%efallen.
@ber ni6t ALIEN Der ltutitan6, SaB oie[e
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-04-01
General Grants Horses.

General Grants death" says Har-
rison, his servant, "was undoubtedly
caused by the Grant & Ward failure.
Ward treated him badly during the
whole connection, and remember that
asrer Grant hurt his hip he lent Ward
one of his horses. Ward sold il for
$4,000, and Grant never got cent of
the money. General Grant kept six
horses in New York up TO the time of
the failure. He had two fine teams for
Mrs. Grant and two good rotters for
himself. He liked 10 drive alone, and
nothing pleased him better than to pass
every thing on the road. he was very
proud of the Arabian steed which the
Sultan gave him, and both cf these
horses are still alive. One is oa the
farm OF General Bcale, and the other
is somewhere in the country. They
are both, ! think, still in the hands Of
the Grant family. - Carp, IN Clerela::d
.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-04-01
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

Preston Means, aged II, died sud-
denly Of apoplexy, in Louisville, Sun
day.
A c. & o. brakeman had his mouth
mashed and his tongue cut of at Nor
tonville. ~
Louisville had ten inches Of snow
Thursday. 1t fell all day and until
10 o'clock at night
Jas. G.. Hunter, a hostler, was kick
ed to<death by horse in Louisville
livery stable.
A. z. Gooding has been re-nomi-
mated for the Legislature by the Ma
son county Democrats.
w. ii. Martin has been elected to
succeed Senator Reagan, of Texas, in
the Lower House of Congress.
II. +. Rhea, j. w. Dyer and L. S.
Henry are contesting for the Demo-
cratit nomination for representative
from Union county.
VIII Vowells, aged 10, stabbed and
killed win Lewis, aged IA, at Mt.
Vernon, Monday. They quarreled
over a game of dumping"
A party of Maysville capitalists
win start out through the mountains
of Kentucky on horseback in few
days, and will prospect forpurchases
as far as Cumberland Gap.
Roy Beazley and Ben Whitaker,
two young men of Garrard county,
were knocked out of their buggy by
lightning, which killed their horse.
They were picked up and finally re-
covered.
The Democrats of Warren county
have nominated d. w. Wright for
Senator, w. Il. Cox and VIM. f..
Cook for representatives, and Jno. b..
Grider for County Judge. Cox was
in the last Legislature.
The jury failed to agree in the
cause of the Commonwealth VS.. Mrs
Parmelia Worms aud others, on trial
at Barboursville for the murder of
the Poe family. The defendants
were admitted TO bail in the sam of
$1,000 each.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed
the decision of the lower court in the
Toney- Harris contest, Louisville, and
Harris holds on to the Office Of Judge
of the Law and Equity Bench. until
next August, when another election
will be held.
Jim Sullivan, conductor on the O.
V. construction train, was crushed
to-death by the cars in Union Co.,
last Friday, by the engines jumping
the track. ii. II. Loving, railroad
agent, was also severely injured.
Twenty-Five knights of Labor from
Hopkinsville and Muhlenberg coun-
ty have formed the "Greenville Co.
operative Coal Co, )" and purchased
track of coal land from the VIM.
Irwin estate, and will go to mining
coal. The land is ON the c. & o., two
miles of Greenville. John d. Long
ist is President, and James Roberts,
Secretary.-Times.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-04-01
GENERAL NEWS.

Frank James has moved to Dallas,
Tex.
Troy, N. Y, suffered a hundred
thousand dollar fire yesterday.
James G. Blaine is on his way
from New York to st. Louis.
President Cleveland will appoint
no more judges over 55 years of age.
The new Austrian minister to the
United States has arrived at New
York.
The Bell Telephone company held
its annual meeting at Boston yester-
day.
The National Builders association
Il holding its annual meeting at Chi
cago.
Near Alameda, Cal, four persons
were drowned by the capsizing of a
pleasure boat.
A fireman of a freight engine was
killed in a collision at Carmi, ILL.,,
Tuesday morning.
Aaron Hood fell dead from heart
disease at Shelbyville, ILL.,, Sunday
nightSin presence of his family.
The residence of Robert Pringle,
near Grant City, Mo-, burned down
and son of Mr.. Pringle perished in
the flames.
Gov. Warmoth's plantation in
Louisiana has been selected upon
which to make government expert
ments with sugar cane this year.
A sharp fight occurred between
shepherds and cowboys near Grants
Station, N. NJ, in which two shep-
herds lost their lives and one cow
boy was wounded.
Mrs. Rosanna Dennis died nearly
seventeen years ago at Tifin, 0. Yes
terday her remains were found to be
petrifled into flinty limestone by par
ties who dislnterred them for burial
elsewhere.
The men of Stockton, Kas., have re-
tired from the field and turned over
the municipal canvass TO the ladies.
A full city ticket, from mayor down,
is in the field.
News comes from Washington that
English syndicates are organizing to
build flour mills in Brazil. 1t is fear
ed at Baltimore that the success of the
scheme will materially injure Balti-
more and St. Louis milling interests.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-04-01
nOpkinsyiIIe Retail Market
Corrected weekly BY McKEEAco.

correctedweekly by MCKEE &co.
FLouR-Patent process, $500; choice xxx
best family, $3.50.
CORN MEAL-unbOlted, CSC; Pearl, or bOlted
s5c.
BRAN-76c per cwt.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-s to lOc net; &c gross.
Bacon-Clcar sides, to 100; hams, Is to llc !;
Sugar cured, l3l<c; shoulders, to 90.
Lard-country, to loc; snowflake, 100.
GROCERIES.
Cofee-Choice, 20 to 25c; prime, Is to 100.
sugar-standard granulated, ~ to SIC; pow
dercd, 10 to i2Ko; coffee A, to SO; rural @
81 to SC; extra G, 8 to TIC; New Orleans,
Molasses-3S to $50.
syrups-l5 to Soc; kegs, LES
salt-T-bushel barrels, si.OO; b-bushel, si.7B
soap-Per box, White Russian, s5.7S; Blue In
dia, ss.25; Irish, $3.50; s. ID. $500.
100; q N, light weight, SLIGO.
0ysters-Per dozen, In cans, full weight
100; 2-ib, full weight, 1870; l-b, light weight
sardines-l1 boxes, 2Oc; French, ssc; u boxes
loc; French, 2Sc; hboxes, Mustard, l67z to zoe;
Nails-3.Oo Id. 25c additional smaller size
Soda s to 10;
CAndles-lS to 2Oc.
Oils-Lard oil rs
Coal oil Il to 2Oc; Turpentine soc.
CANNED GOODS.
Corn, doz. $l.25 to l.50: Tomatoes l.25 to / 40
Pine Apples 200 to $50; Pears $50; strawbei-
ries so; Blackberries l50 Peaches 100 to $50;
Pickle, per gal. 40.
Cheese-Factory l2I< to Is; Young American
IS to 20; N Y. Chedda I7I<to aOc.
Rice-7l< to $40
Lemons CSC per dog.
Oranges IS per doz.
Teas-Choice to Fancy Csc to 100; Mixed 70
good so to 75c.
Chewing Tobacco-GreenVille 81 to 300;
Gravely IS to s7c; stonewal 45 to 5tc. Havana
Clippings for smoking 81 to lOc per package.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Blackcycd Peas g. 90 70 sssss .'
Potatoes--Irish 75c;N. Y. State Early Rose
$50 bbl.- l.2O bu.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1887-04-01
There is a large amount OF lol


There is large amount of log
stealing now going on along the Ken
lucky river in Clay, Leslie, Perry and
other river counties. The logs are
1loated down TO the mouths of the
creeks TO accumulate, for RATS. The
thisves cut out the owners marks,
float them away and sell them. As
quite large portion of the logs are
black walnut, which are worth each
$40 to 500, the loss to owners of such
is often great. Mr.. G.. NJ. Asher, Of
Clay county, who has suffered severe
ly from log thieves, has had several
of the thieves indicted, and now all
the thieves have combined and threat
en- him with deathly lynching IL he
doesn't sell out and leave the country
within sixty days. The penalty for
log stealing peniteniiary. AS Ash
or is plucky man and his friends
say they will stick 10 him, pretty
lively local war seems imminent.
Newport Journal.